Diego Escala's Reviews
What the Car is perfect in small doses, especially if you’re looking for something to pick your mood up with a few laughs.
Start to finish, Space Marine 2 is a complete blast, with all the hallmarks of being a big action blockbuster. Titus continues to be a compelling character and we’re lucky we got to see more of him; it was a long wait but damn was it worth it.
Anger Foot is loud, dumb fun with a blistering soundtrack to kick doors down to.
Little Kitty Big City is the perfect way to spend a cozy afternoon with a game tailormade for cat lovers.
Another Crab’s Treasure might be one of the most delightful games you’ll play this year, and is great fun for veterans or newcomers to the genre.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a shining jewel in the series and an exciting, and much needed, surprise from Ubisoft.
Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon easily has some of the series’ best highs, and is a proper return to form for the franchise.
Fans of musicals are going to find a lot to love with Stray Gods and I’m excited to see future games go even further with the idea.
WrestleQuest is a delightful game that captures the essence of wrestling in RPG form.
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is a fantastic addition to the series with some of its most satisfying combat yet.
Diablo 4 has bursts of genuine fun in its oppressively gothic world, but as well-made as the entire thing is, it just ends up feeling incredibly sanitized and safe for what’s supposed to be the grand return of the franchise.
The vibes in Sludge Life 2 are immaculate and grimy, but like before I just wish it fleshed itself out some more.
While there’s some mindless fun to be had here for Warhammer enthusiasts, Warhammer 40k: Boltgun is a perfectly passable entry in the genre that maybe relies a bit too much on its IP than trying to do something new.
Bursting with wholesome charm, Tinykin is one of the most delightful games I’ve played in years.
Return to Castlevania is a lovingly crafted expansion for Dead Cells that fans of both games shouldn’t miss out on.
Dead Space is a phenomenal way to relive the original, or a great starting point for those new to the series.
Despite the questionably tasteless tone its narrative takes at times, there’s a lot of fun to be had with Atomic Heart.
Warhammer 40k: Darktide is hard to recommend, even a month after release. There’s a good game here, but it’s burdened by issues I’m sure will be fixed after a few major updates; the only question is whether or not you’re willing to deal with it until then.
High On Life is easily one of the funniest games I’ve played in a while and is a great game to close the year out with.
Pentiment is probably the most interesting, uninteresting game I’ve ever played.